Sagan

Abyss

These are the components of a soundtrack for a version of Seneca's Medea, performed in Oxford in 2011. The soundtrack was pulled together in conjunction with the rehearsals in the days before the performance. Supposed to be an atmospheric piece, with the soundtrack emphasising certain moments of the dialogue.

5 - Before Chorus Audax nimium...

12 - Spell scene, after fire's unnatural roar

A few tracks written for the production of Prometheus as part of Sheffest. Another soundtrack composed in a few days, whilst being put up in a delightful cottage just outside Sheffield. This soundtrack was more of a song-focussed type, and other elements focussed heavily on sound design which I've not put up here as they don't make so much sense out of context.

Intro

One of the founders of the infamous Yardcore clubnight in London that ran from 2004, alongside Dj Rum, Rrritalin and Dj Mash for Cash; giving one of the first forums in the city for Dubstep, Jungle, Drum and Bass, Hip Hop and Techno to sit alongside each other without cliques. Initially Dj'ing on vinyl, I've played alongside the likes of Mira Calix, Bong-Ra, Ed Rush, Zan Lyons, Aaron Spectre, Remarc, and Various Production amongst others, covering a very broad range of styles. It's always been important to me to fuse genre,s and move as fluidly as possible through different tempos and moods within any individual set. 

My taste is fairly widely encompassing, and my sets cater to very different situations. Some can be rampant but dark, dancefloor hammering sound but then my love of ambience, sublety and minimalism tends to come through in my productions and sets away from the dancefloor. I now use Ableton Live, and tend to play quite 'having it' sets of Dubstep, Hip Hop and Jungle when I'm playing in a club, and a real mix of styles when I do the Yardcore radio show on www.subfm.com (You can check out our archives at www.yardcore.net for more sets by me and other members of the yardcore crew).

I've been producing since 2008, so early days.. but I'm slowly finding my sound. I hope that you enjoy it. 



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